China paid great attention to geomantic omen in ancient times, especially the location of tombs. Ancient emperors searched for the best Feng Shui masters to choose the location for their graves, believing that this would bring wealth to future generations. However, thousands of years later, the land of feng shui at that time may have been unrecognizable. There was such an imperial tomb in history, which became a garbage dump thousands of years later.

20 13 A developer in Yangzhou digs an ancient tomb at the construction site. At this time, the construction site has become a garbage dump, and it is hard for people to imagine that there is an ancient tomb below. Soon, the owner of the developer reported to the relevant departments, and archaeologists in Jiangsu Province also carried out a rescue excavation of this ancient tomb. After epitaph identification and Dankao, the owner of the tomb was Emperor Yang Guang of Sui Dynasty.

This ancient tomb has high archaeological value. At that time, there were several mausoleums of Yang Di in the whole country, and each claimed that his mausoleum was real. Other tombs in Yangzhou didn't speak. In addition, many cultural relics of the Sui Dynasty have been unearthed in Yang Di's tomb, such as gold-inlaid jade belts and gold-plated copper heads.

More interestingly, the owner of the developer is Yong Yang. There was indeed a Yong Yang in history, but he was also closely related to the tomb owner Yang Guang. Yang Guang and Yong Yang are half brothers. Yong Yang was originally a prince and heir to the throne, but Yang Guang killed his father and won the throne. After he ascended the throne, Yang Guang laid hands on Prince Yong Yang, and Yong Yang was quickly executed.

Who knows 1400 years later, the developer "Yong Yang" dug up Yang Guang's mausoleum. It's really embarrassing. It's never too late for a gentleman to take revenge for ten years.